Tau Epsilon Phi’s racist, sexist email gets Twitter backlash
UMD Social Justice tweeted a screenshot of a racist, sexist email involving three university fraternity members.
Junior Tim Martin named to Hogan commission on service, volunteerism
Tim Martin first joined Cub Scouts at age 6.
After Vegas shooting, Maryland lawmakers want to ban devices that quicken semiautomatic fire
If passed, the act would outlaw bump stocks, which enable semiautomatic weapons to fire 400 to 800 rounds per minute.
Survey finds more than half of students text and drive
Many students said they feel pressured to respond to incoming calls and text messages, regardless of whether they’re driving.
Maryland decriminalizes pot paraphernalia and smoking in public
Possession of marijuana paraphernalia could mean fines, but not criminal charges.
UMD Senate committee will review a bill to create more gender-inclusive restrooms
The proposal calls for more gender-inclusive facilities on the campus, including locker rooms, changing rooms and restrooms.
PGPD respond to armed robbery on Route 1
The incident occurred at a commercial location at about 5 a.m.
Former College Park Mayor Andy Fellows reflects on three terms of focusing on safety, development
Sen. Jim Rosapepe called Fellow’s term “almost a historic period.”
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Alec Ross visits UMD to help register students to vote
Ross is the third Democratic gubernatorial candidate who has visited this university in the past week.